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A cotton fabrics glossary (1914)

Frank P. Bennett & Co · Boston, New York, Frank P. Bennett · leaf 604

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e fabrics, as shown inFig. 2, tliese weaves are used in con-nection with plain woven tabrics inthe form of a pattern (see Fig. 4) andalso in the form of checlis. The fab-ric shown in Fig. 4 shows a series ofends working gauze or moclc lenothrougliout the entire pattern, forminga stripe through the… … gauze from 18 picks and the next 18ends working plain for 18 picks, thesetwo series of ends alternating into aplain weave at the end of the 18 picks.These check pattern fabrics in nearlyall instances are given a wet finishwhenever they are woven with bleach-ed and dyed yarn. A great many ofthese…

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